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LeonStark:
Do you know the fees ? For engineering specifically.

Well, to be honest i cant say but i wud give you a range 700k-800k, each year as new students come i to 100lvk the fees increase. Till you get an admission letter after the exams, you'd see ur actual fees.

Daniel1111:
God bless you ,you are the first person giving me good news on this thread ,but hope you know my scores is 202 and 28 comp science

As long as your score is above 200 and with that score, you'd get Covenant. Hope your interview went well? Its a pleasure to help CU aspirants.. All the best man

Daniel1111:
you guys are just making me scared with this your high scores

As a graduate of Computer Engineering from Covenant. You will surely get your admission, your score is quite high enuf. All the best in CU.

campusconnect:
For me i'll go for MSc Engineering Management because in todays work place you'll you will require a management skills to handle projects as well as people. Hope this help.

do not hesitate to contact me for further inquiries.

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Thanks a lot campusconnections for this reply it helped a lot. I wouldnt mind if you can suggest a very good skool in the UK of high graduate employability, n cheaper cost of living for MSc Engineering Mgt.

Sagamite:
If you are doing anything with Oil and Gas or Petroleum there is no point wasting time going through any merits or demerits between the 2.

RGU wins hands down.

Good Evening Sagamite,
I'm new on this forum, and so far my research I admire your input on naira land. I need an advice on what course is more industry relevant for my masters. I'm not all about making big bucks, for now I need to work on good skills and do an msc that will give me leverage in the Nigerian job market. I have a BSc in Computer Engineering and I need an advice BTW Msc Control engineering or MSc Engineering Management or Msc Network systems. I wud be grateful for your help and advice.
Thank you Sir.

Good Evening Sagamite,
I'm new on this forum, and so far my research I admire your input on naira land. I need an advice on what course is more industry relevant for my masters. I'm not all about making big bucks, for now I need to work on good skills and do an msc that will give me leverage in the Nigerian job market. I have a BSc in Computer Engineering and I need an advice BTW Msc Control engineering or MSc Engineering Management or Msc Network systems. I wud be grateful for it help.
Thank you Sir.

SOLARPOWER1:
pls I need serious advice from professionals in the house. I am looking forward to running either of the above program in Europe this year but am worried about making the wrong choice, considering the amount of money I am to spend.
Which do you think will provide more opportunities for an exciting career path in country like Nigeria? I currently have a B.Eng in Electrical and Electronic Engineering with major in Electronics and Telecommunication. Thank you all for your anticipated response.

I'm also very much in this kind of situation my BEng was in Computer Engineering and I'm trying to chose btw Msc. Engineering Management or Msc Network systems in Europe with regards to which has more industrial relevance. Pls house help me. I'm new here too

olukenzo:
Anyone going to RGU in January?

I woukd like to go for the MSc Purchasing and Supply Chain Management by September. I want to know if they use the SAP software in some of the modules. I'm new to Nairaland.